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Current physics research. (Moderated)
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The Geometric Representations of the BLL Family of Symmetry Groups
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I decided to give scribd out a try and (if it works out okay) to place
all my notes, expositories, some of my unpublished research, etc. on
there. The content spans a large number of fields of mathematics,
physics, computer science, logic and other fields in addition.
The following has been uploaded to Scribd:... more »
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Dirac's paper on QM of Electron
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I'm trying to read Dirac's paper "The Quantum Theory of the Electron."
I am really struggling with the first displayed equation on 611. Is
there a sign error? Should it read something like:
F = -(W/c - eA_0/c)^2 + (p + eA/c)^2 + m^2c^2?
I googled the Klein-Gordon equation, which Dirac is motivating in this... more »
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mass defect
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*** Jay Writes ***
Hi Mercury:
I am going to refer you to my paper below, which was just published on
April 30, because it is exactly on point to your question: J. Yablon, "Predicting the Binding Energies of the 1s Nuclides with High
Precision, Based on Baryons which Are Yang-Mills Magnetic Monopoles,"... more »
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Understanding Velocity - Time graphs
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What would the graphs of the following to cases look like?
1. The body is accelerated non uniformly along a line and then continues
moving with non constant acceleration along the opposite direction
i.e. back to where it started from.
2. The body is accelerated non uniformly along a line and return to... more »
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My four recent peer-reviewed papers are now all published and online...
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Friends,
I wanted to let you know that my recent second, third and fourth peer-reviewed
papers were all published on April 30. These papers, in order of logical
development, are:
2) J. Yablon, "Predicting the Binding Energies of the 1s Nuclides with High
Precision, Based on Baryons which Are Yang-Mills Magnetic Monopoles," Journal... more »
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Product rule for functional derivatives?
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Hi alltogether,
Consider Lagrange formalism, e.g. Lagrangian mechanics. We have a Lagrangian function L(q, dq/dt) where q is a generalized coordinate and dq/dt its time derivative. Now, according to Hamiltonian principle, L ist stationary with respect to variations \delta q of the trajectory q(t):... more »
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Reporting paper.
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[[Mod. note -- I have inserted blank lines between the author's
paragraphs. -- jt]]
Hi,
my name is Roberto Bovolenta, and I?m an Italian physicist. In former
times I?ve worked in the fields of nanoscience and acoustic, and
recently I got interested, on my own, in quantum computation world.... more »
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Hi, How can I get started on reading research papers on mathematical
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[[Mod. note -- Please limit your text to fit within 80 columns,
preferably around 70, so that readers don't have to scroll horizontally
to read each line. I have manually reformatted this article. -- jt]]
Hi, How can I get started on reading research papers on mathematical
and theoretical physics? (math-ph and ph-th in ArXiv) I know... more »
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mass defect
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[[Mod. note -- Please limit your text to fit within 80 columns,
preferably around 70, so that readers don't have to scroll horizontally
to read each line. I have manually reformatted this article. -- jt]]
I tought is there any explicit mechanism realizing the mass defect.
Something in terms of gravitons or virtual photon. Maybe it looks... more »
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